Tactical Rifleman and guest discuss the LAW Tactical Folder if it is the best AR foldable stock in the market... "Yes, there are other folders out there. The Sylvan Arms folder is actually much lighter because it is aluminum opposed to the steel of the Law Tactical. I love the Sylvan Arms folding stock adaptor. That said, there are MANY units at USSOCOM that have looked at all options, and the verdict is that the Law Tactical folding stock adaptor held up better and was more reliable.

Looking into making a breacher loadout? Watch this video from the Tactical Rifleman on setting up a body armour for this role... "After a lot of requests, our good friend Imri (Prime Combat Training) decided to unpack his basic HR breacher kit. At least, what's allowed to be shown on the open internet...."

Tactical Rifleman got some drills for those who use LPVOs on their rifles to follow... "We have more and more students showing up to carbine courses with LPVOs mounted on their blasters. That's awesome, so long as it matches YOUR situation and YOUR mission at home; I want you to train with the equipment you plan to fight with. So, show up to our courses with YOUR setup, not just what you think we want you to bring for a course.

Airsoft players who do some real steel shooting need to invest in good ear protection and the Tactical Rifleman has lined up several items that can fit your budget... "There's lots of different brands of ear pro out there, and they are not created equal. Imri did a good job of putting these brands to the test. In this video we review the Safariland Liberator, Sordin Supreme Pro X, ISOTunes Sport, Peltor Sport and Walker's razor slim passive Ear Protection."

In this video from the Tactical Rifleman, a Green Beret shows combat movement in the battlefield... "To be effective under pressure, we need to train deliberately. Training deliberately when it comes to fighting for your life in the face of screaming bullets means practicing positions to get into that still allow you to be offensive with your bullet launcher. Here is how Zee 'gets small', deliberately. Enjoy."

Tactical Rifleman features how a gun belt is setup for use by a Green Beret... "I consider myself an “everyday person” therefore I look for diversity in my equipment. Much like survival kits, I want tools and equipment that serve more than one purpose. For my war belt, I have begun to adopt the black color for everything so that it can serve any tactical purpose I may need but also be considered acceptable for standard security type work.

Another round of tips for close quarters from the Tactical Rifleman, showing you how to do room clearing all by yourself... "CQB or room clearing is very complicated process and there’s never a perfect way to do it. And that’s when you have a team clearing together. It’s much worse when you’re by yourself. There’s just no way to have your muzzle go in all directions all the time. These tips are the basic principles to follow. We’re intentionally not getting into the full tactics in this video but rather presenting overall guidelines."